History and chronology of Philip IV in Spain

General

House Habsburg
Rebellion
Revolution
Thirty Years War

Events

Battle Rocroi
Birth
Death
Independence
Rebellion
Rule Rousillion
Succession
Treaty Munster
Treaty Pyrenees
Treaty Charles II
Treaty Westphalia

Places

Catalonia
Madrid
Munster
Naples
Pyrenees
Rocroi
Rousillion
Westphalia

Philip IV History of Spain


1605	Birth
Birth of Philip IV, eldest son of Philip III
1621	Succession
Madrid Succeeds as King of Spain
1640	Independence
Portugal becomes independent from Spain
1640	Rebellion
Catalonia Catolonia rebels & declares allegiance to Louis XIII
1643	Battle of Rocroi
19th May Rocroi Defeat by France gives France hegemony in Europe in place of Spain
1647	Rebellion
Naples Defeats a rebellion led by Masaniello in Naples , put down by Don John of Austria
1648	Treaty of Munster
Munster Recognizes the independence of the United Provinces
1648	Treaty of Westphalia
Westphalia The independence of Holland is recognized
1658	Treaty of Spain Charles II
The Spanish agree to help restore Charles II to the English throne
1659	Rule of Rousillion
Rousillion Under the Treaty of the Pyrenees Roussillon is ceded to France
1659	Treaty of Pyrenees
Pyrenees Ends the Thirty Years War
Pyrenees France gains border regions but withdraws from most of Italy
Pyrenees Marks the end of Spanish dominance in western Europe
1665	Death
17th Sep Death of Philip IV, succeeded by his son Don Carlos age 4 & crippled with rickets